Jackson Pollock: No. 29, 1950, October 1950 - black and aluminum enamel paint, expanded steel, string, beads, coloured glass and pebbles on glass (National Gallery of Canada)
Jackson Pollock: No. 29, 1950, October 1950 - black and aluminum enamel paint, expanded steel, string, beads, coloured glass and pebbles on glass (National Gallery of Canada)
The Canadian researchers hypothesize that people who “have trouble grasping the complexity of the world” may tend toward prejudice and conservatism because they crave structure and can’t process chaos and nuance.
earth and moon from 114 million miles away, taken by Nasa’s Messenger spacecraft
(via infinity-imagined)
George Washington’s coat of arms
This WILL be on my body soon. I have to get a different tattoo first…but this is second, fo’ sho’.